naïf

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From French naïf.

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naïf (comparative more naïf, superlative most naïf)

  1. Naive.

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naïf (plural naïfs)

  1. One who is naive.

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one who is naive

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[edit] French

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From Old French, from Latin nativus.

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naïf m. (f. naïve, m. plural naïfs, f. plural naïves)

  1. naïf
    Tu penses qu'il va venir?? Je te trouve bien naïf...

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[edit] Italian

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naïf inv.

  1. naive

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naïf inv.

  1. a naive person

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